The y=3x+2 Scholarship Fund

The origin of the scholarship fund is the idea of a former New York City Public School teacher Carol N. Morgan-Brown, MSFE.  She began financially supporting high school students as early as 2004 when some of them needed money for college.  The y=3x+2 Scholarship Fund was created to formally organize her contributions and acquire new resources.   The name of the scholarship originated from the fact that whenever a math student needed an explanation, Ms. Morgan-Brown would always begin with the equation of "y=3x+2."

Also, the enviable and affable Ms. Morgan-Brown has been a board member of several organizations including the Urban Bankers Coalition of New York City and the African American Society of Case Western Reserve University.  She received a Masters degree from Polytechnic University of New York, Long Island and Westchester now known as Tandon School of Engineering of NYU.  She had a brief time at both Union County College, Cranford and Middlesex County College, Edison as a Mathematics Adjunct during the years 2010 and 2022 respectively.

For more information about her credentials, please go to: http://www.highered.nysed.gov/tcert/home.html.